Guilford, Vermont Fire & Rescue

Welcome to the Guilford Fire & Rescue official website.  Please take the time to check out our call pictures, our call logs, or sign our guestbook!  The Guilford Fire & Rescue is a non-profit, combination part-time/volunteer fire department, which responds to both fire and EMS calls.  Guilford is a rural/agricultural community which also serves as a bedroom town for Brattleboro, Vermont.  Since 1949, we have protected Guilford citizens from the dangers of fire.

The Guilford Fire & Rescue responds to over 240 fire and EMS (Emergency Medical Service) calls each calender year.  We are located at 108 Guilford Center Road, Guilford, Vermont.  We currently operate from 1 firehouse in East Guilford Village (also known as Algiers Village).  From that 1 station, we operate 2 pumper trucks or engines, 1 tanker truck, 1 forestry/utility truck, and 1 off road rescue unit.  We currently have 26 active members.  Our chief is on duty at the station, normally on Monday through Thursday from 8am to 1pm.  Guilford, itself, is a bedroom community of Brattleboro, Vermont, Keene, New Hampshire, and Greenfield, Massachusetts and has a population of around 2,500 people.  Not only do we respond to fires, but we respond to emergency medical calls, as we have EMS personnel who are certified in a range from First Responder to Intermediate Emergency Medical Technician.  We are members of South Western New Hampshire District Fire Mutual Aid, Tri-State Fire Mutual Aid System, and the National Fire Protection Agency.